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Teleclass- Tapping into Your Creative Wisdom: Journaling Techniques for Writers

Tina Games, Journaling Expert

Tina Games, Journaling Expert

NAIWE Member Teleclass

Wednesday, January 20, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. EST

We’re excited to host Tina Games, the NAIWE expert on the art of journaling. She has focused her writing and coaching career on working with women through the power of focused journaling, and she’ll be sharing some very specific techniques writers can use to power up creativity and defuse stress.

In this one-hour teleclass, Tina will discuss:

  • - How journaling is helpful to a writer
  • - Setting the stage for journal writing
  • - What types of journals are best for writers?
  • - What are some journaling techniques for capturing the best ideas?
  • - How can journaling help with writers block?
  • - How to use journal writing to map out a story, article or book

Members will receive call-in information for the class via a member mailing. Be sure that you’ve whitelisted *@naiwe.com (an asterisk, followed by @naiwe.com) in your e-mail program so that you receive the message.

If you’re not a member and you’d like to join in time for Tina’s teleclass, you may click on this “Join NAIWE” link to do so. If you would like to register for the teleclass only, you may do so for $27 by visiting the Teleclass page.


Tina Games is a freelance writer, a creativity and life purpose coach, and a journaling workshop facilitator. She works with mothers who desire a more authentic life filled with purpose, passion, and creative expression. Her book, Journaling by the Moonlight: A Mother’s Path to Self-Discovery (and its accompanying deck of 54 journaling prompt cards) are based on the phases of the moon and are scheduled for release in mid-February.
To learn more about the book or Tina’s signature coaching programs, please visit: www.JournalingMoms.com and www.MoonlightMomsCircle.com. ~ Tina lives in Alexandria, Virginia with her husband and their two children.
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